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University of Houston Begins Construction on The Hub
Published 6-10-2022
The University of Houston broke ground in May of 2022 on The Hub, a new retail food hall that will revolutionize the campus dining experience and become a premier gathering spot fo
Prefabricated Modular Units Can Speed Development of Research Laboratory Space
Published 5-25-2022
When the National Institutes of Health was designing two new cleanroom research facilities, it faced familiar development challenges, including space constraints on an already-crowded campus, strict cleanroom guidelines, and the urgency to get scientists in the lab. The solution: prefabricated modular units. Executed well, the modular units shorten the design and construction schedule, provide better-quality spaces than stick-built laboratories or those employing modular panels that require on-site construction, and perform better for the scientific researchers who work in them.
Tarleton State University Breaks Ground on Interprofessional Education Building
Published 4-1-2022
Tarleton State University broke ground in March of 2022 on the $66 million Interprofessional Education Building in Crowley, Texas.
Kent State University Breaks Ground on Crawford College of Business and Entrepreneurship
Published 3-30-2022
Kent State University broke ground in March of 2022 on a $72.3 million facility for the Ambassador Crawford College of Business and Entrepreneurship. Designed by Perkins&am
University of Wyoming Opens Science Initiative Building
Published 3-23-2022
The University of Wyoming opened the $100 million Science Initiative Building in March of 2022 in Laramie.
Towson University Begins Construction on College of Health Professions
Published 10-22-2021
Towson University began construction in October of 2021 on the $175 million College of Health Professions in Towson, Md.
Public-Private Partnership Fuels Interdisciplinary Campus Redevelopment
Published 9-15-2021
The University of Kansas (KU) faced a daunting challenge: more than 11 million sf of facilities in 150 buildings whose average age was 45 years and a deferred maintenance backlog exceeding $350 million. At the same time, the university’s strategic plan set a goal of increasing research and discovery, and the resulting campus master plan prioritized the need for new research facilities. Realizing that goal while addressing the existing challenges could have taken decades using traditional funding models. The solution? The Integrated Science Building, KU’s $180 million large-scale public-private partnership (P3) for interdisciplinary campus development, which is breaking new ground in funding models, integration, management structure, and fundraising activities. With this initiative, the university took a “great leap forward” in academic and research programs, design decisions, space allocations, programming, and critical infrastructure upgrades, as well as making a bold step with the project delivery.
Indiana Tech Breaks Ground on Engineering Expansion and Renovation
Published 5-28-2021
Indiana Tech broke ground in May of 2021 on a $21.5 million expansion and renovation of Zollner Engineering Center in Fort Wayne.
Washington State University Dedicates Animal Disease Diagnostic Laboratory
Published 5-24-2021
Washington State University dedicated the $61.9 million Washington Animal Disease Diagnostic Laboratory in May of 2021.
University of Cincinnati Breaks Ground on College of Law
Published 3-12-2021
The University of Cincinnati began construction in March of 2021 on a $45.6 million renovation and expansion of Linder Hall to create a new home for the College of Law.